A three-alarm fire in San Jose affected multiple homes and displaced residents and pets, with one firefighter treated for heat exhaustion and ongoing investigations into the cause.

Ignacio Martinez was arrested for attempting to sexually assault a 10-year-old girl at a San Mateo laundromat. He faces multiple charges, including attempted rape.

Police arrested a suspect named Israel Sloan in Fairfield for weapons and drug offenses after he waved a handgun in a market parking lot and was monitored by a drone and CCTV.

A man named Charles Kelly was arrested in Fairfield for possessing a stolen vehicle and drugs, driving under the influence, and having a suspended license.

An individual was rescued from the San Francisco Bay near the Ferry Building by emergency crews, including a life-saving toss of a life preserver by a ferry crew member.

Cotati Police reported a drug bust involving a probationer and a female, seizing nearly half a pound of meth, intended for distribution, during an early morning patrol.

San Francisco's Mayor Lurie signed the PermitSF package, streamlining the permitting process for small businesses, cutting red tape, and eliminating some permit requirements.

The Port of Oakland experienced a decline in container volume in June, attributed to shifts in logistics and trade uncertainties; while year-to-date figures show a minor increase, a significant drop in June suggests market recalibration.

San José police investigate the city's 16th traffic-related death following a May 30 hit-and-run, where the pedestrian victim died on July 15. Charges against the driver may be upgraded to vehicular manslaughter.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District and Alameda County DA are suing Radius Recycling for environmental and safety infractions, including a major 2023 fire, seeking penalties and an injunction against unsafe practices.

The oldest building in San Ramon, the Harlan House, was severely damaged by a fire. The owner had faced bureaucratic delays in restoring the building. Arson is suspected and investigations are ongoing.

The California Labor Commissioner fined Ritz-Carlton and its subcontractors over $2 million for misclassifying 155 janitors as independent contractors.

Hayward Police made an arrest for drug and weapons violations after a traffic stop near a school, finding marijuana, a digital scale, bags, and unregistered firearms.